Before and Current photos of shed project.
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Haven't put them up yet. Still working on them. Found my door header had a crown in it. either have to shave it or modify my doors a little.
The skids, which are 4x6x12's butted together to make 4x6x24's are sitting on 8" concrete pillars that are burried at least 12" into the ground and are raised anywhere between 8" or 14" above the ground. We dug down until we hit hard dry dirt. I certainly hope they do not sink.
The footings you see are from the old shed. I've actually put some of them under the shed and shimmed them to make contact with the 4x6's to provide some additional support.
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W1nds0rF0x
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Dude your neighbors havn't started complaining yet? That thing is frickin huge!
Haven't put them up yet. Still working on them. Found my door header had a crown in it. either have to shave it or modify my doors a little.
The skids, which are 4x6x12's butted together to make 4x6x24's are sitting on 8" concrete pillars that are burried at least 12" into the ground and are raised anywhere between 8" or 14" above the ground. We dug down until we hit hard dry dirt. I certainly hope they do not sink.
The footings you see are from the old shed. I've actually put some of them under the shed and shimmed them to make contact with the 4x6's to provide some additional support.
eh my back yard is a sponge, cool shed.
BRitchieLCK
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Good job. I need something like that in my back yard. My shed is small and full lol.
This guy is on to something here! You'd better have some way for hot air to get forced out of that thing other than screens at the eaves.
Or there are going to be some lonely summer days for your shed.
No, we didn't. I was going to put a turbine on the back side, but I didn't have it before my father and uncle finished roofing the back side. So either I'll add one or two up front or I'll do two low profile vents.
The siding is called LP Smartside. It's 3/8" thick about $25 a sheet (vs T1-11 which has gone up to $38 a sheet
. I hope I don't have to go any bigger. I'll run out of land by then.
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That is a losing battle to fight.
I had a 10x20 and 8x10 shed, both were pretty full.
2 years ago we bought a house with a 32x48 shop and a 30x30 3 sided shed and I moved my 10x20 shed.
They are reaching full capacity now.
The more shed/shop space you have, the more gear/tools/junk you will have.
BrandonLSU
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This means that you can spend b/w $3 and $5 thousand dollars making the shed into a man-cave, complete with kegorator, flat screen & card table, or some really nice new rifles.Like I was telling the Mrs. This would have cost $5k to $7k to have someone build it for me and will increase the property value by $10k easy.
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